Four new mystery charts every day, with the satisfaction of figuring out what the data represents from clues alone.
Enquetix
What is Enquetix?
Enquetix is a daily police-investigation logic game presented in French. Each case involves a fixed set of suspects, places, and objects that are connected through clues, and the solution is meant to be reached through pure deduction rather than guessing.

A daily French whodunit that's perfect for a coffee break, as long as you're ready to think in another language.

Strict proof-based deduction with no guessing allowed—demanding, but fair to those who respect the logic.
How to play Enquetix
Read the day's case and its clues to determine which suspects, places, and objects are linked. The game will reject any answer you cannot prove from the clues, so your goal is to build a complete and justified set of connections.
Tips & strategy
- Start with the most direct clues and lock in any connection that follows immediately.
- Track eliminations as carefully as positive links; ruling out a suspect, place, or object is often decisive.
- If a link seems plausible but isn't certain, leave it unconfirmed and look for a clue that supports or refutes it.
- Pay close attention to the exact wording of each clue, since small qualifiers can change what is actually proven.
- Use the process of elimination once the remaining possibilities shrink to a single valid option.
Frequently asked questions
Is Enquetix in French?
Yes, the daily investigations and clues are presented in French.
Does Enquetix allow guessing?
No. The game refuses any answer that isn't proven by the clues, so every submission must be supported by deduction.
How often is a new investigation available?
It is described as a daily police investigation, so a new case is expected each day.
Is there an app for Enquetix?
The provided link points to a browser-based version; the available site text does not mention a standalone app.
Where to play
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